Thanks for your reply. I'll stick with the command line.
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See what you mean now, I never use the GUI to update as for example it says I
have updates then when I try to update it says I am already up to date.
IMHO stick to the command line and use pkg it seems to have a lot less problems.
Paul
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Update exactly what?
Do you mean
pfexec pkg image-update ?
Paul
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Trying to do a 'update all' - and see message 'Update all unexpected error in
evaluation:' but there is nothing displayed after that... so how do I know what
is wrong ?
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Yes, I did try that.
Once upon a time (Fri Oct 05), Ian Collins wrote:
> Curt Rebelein, Junior wrote:
> > I'm having a problem with a new install. Upon reboot the system hangs on
> > "Bad PBR Sig". I can boot in single user mode via the install disk and
> > mount the freshly installed software (
Hi,
I had once that on one of my servers and on my laptop.
On the server side the resolution was to upgrade the firmware of the scsi
controller.
On the laptop I had to reinstall grub. Set the Solaris partition as active and
install the grub with the option [b]-m[/b] to be installed into the MBR
Curt Rebelein Junior wrote:
> Once upon a time (Fri Oct 05), Ian Collins wrote:
>
>> Curt Rebelein, Junior wrote:
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>>> I'm having a problem with a new install. Upon reboot the system hangs on
>>> "Bad PBR Sig". I can boot in single user mode via the install disk and
>>> mount the freshl
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Did you update the FDISK partitions (remove what was there and add a
Solaris partition) on the drives before you installed?
Ian
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Yes, I did try that.
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Curt Rebelein, Junior wrote:
> I'm having a problem with a new install. Upon reboot the system hangs on "Bad
> PBR Sig". I can boot in single user mode via the install disk and mount the
> freshly installed software (I'm even asked if I'd like to mount the system
> a@/a during boot). Everything
I'm having a problem with a new install. Upon reboot the system hangs on "Bad
PBR Sig". I can boot in single user mode via the install disk and mount the
freshly installed software (I'm even asked if I'd like to mount the system a@/a
during boot). Everything appears to be just fine.
What I have
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